oc-plain-dealer 1919-03-26

VISIT CAMP BALDY Among those enjoying a trip to Camp Baldy Sunday were the following: Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen, Misses Amanda Frahm, Nannie Riley, Milfred Carter, Marle Schacht, Frances Gordon, Frances Rich, Sarah Devrell, Alma Cordes, Bertha Schrader, and Messrs. Bernard Pobst, Harry Jabbs, Edwin Frahm, Clarence Dickerson, Clayton Webb, Ralph Wilcox, Albert Frahm, Lewis Boon, John Meredith, Paul Yorde. VISITS RELATIVES Sergt. Albert E. Ford, nephew of Mrs. C. A. Reeks', arrived last evening for a two weeks' visit with relatives here and at Garden Grove before going to his home in Oakland. He has been in the aviation camp in Texas for the past year and a half. Mrs. C. A. Reeks, Miss Gladys Harold and Frank Reeks and Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe of Garden Grove, grandparents of Sergt. Ford; motored to Los Angeles to meet him. Robert Nagel, brother of A. Nagel, who has spent the past four months here, left this afternoon over the Santa Fe for his home in Kansas City. Mr. Nagel likes California very much, having visited many of the beauty spots of this part of the state. NEW FAIRYLAND THEATRE TONIGHT ONLY Pauline Frederick in "Paid in Full" A Paramount Photoplay of Dramatic Power THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Wm. S. Hart In "The Breed of Men" This is a photoplay of singular power and appeal. Who said "Bill Hart's blood was cold?" "Breed of Men" shows that this doughty westerner has a heart through which flows a flood of romance unequaled in but few men. See what chances he takes for a girl. There are a hundred scenes to make the "Breed of Men" worth while In "The Breed of Men" This is a photoplay of singular power and appeal. Who said "Bill Hart's blood was cold?" "Breed of Men" shows that this doughty westerner has a heart through which flows a flood of romance unequaled in but few men. See what chances he takes for a girl. There are a hundred scenes to make the "Breed of Men" worth while but that climax! See it above all things. It is being shown this week at Tally's Broadway Theatre. ADULTS 15c—War Tax Additional—CHILDREN 5c Stop Paying Rent Buy a lot in the Roberts' Tract and build a home to suit your own ideas. Our lots are situated in the best residence section of Anaheim—close to the center of the city, and to churches and schools. The price at which we are selling these lots will prove a good investment, for the future of this section is exceedingly bright for the most notable and larger improvements are to be made in this part of the city. SOME LOTS SELLING AS LOWS AS $750 THEO. ROBERTS Jeweler Or see Real Estate Agents Need Any New Tires? Need Any New Tires? We Have the Most Complete Line In the City We Handle Goodyear Fabric and Cord Kelly - Springfield Fabric and Cord, And last but not least the Hartford Fabric and Cord Come In and Look Them Over C. J. NENNO Tires, Tubes and Accessories Vulcanizing and Retreading 123 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 464 The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. ORANGE MAN BUYS CARROLL RESIDENCE The fine, West Anaheim Carroll home has been purchased by J. L. Hunton of Orange. The consideration is given as $25,000. It was owned by Chas. Carroll and Mrs. Mary Wallace. The residence, which was erected nine years ago by Timothy Carroll, has 12 rooms and is one of the finest in the Anaheim district. With the home goes eight acres, seven of which are in Valencias about eight years old. Mr. Hunton will move onto the place in about one month. Mrs. Wallace said today she had not decided as to her plans for another home. P. T ASSN. MEETS The regular meeting of the Parent-Teacher's Association will be held in the Fremont school on Tuesday afternoon, April 1st. The program will be most interesting and will consist of a talk by Mrs. J. N. Anderson of Santa Ana, chairman of legislative committee, 4th district Congress of Mothers; also a talk by Mrs. Earl Morris, chairman of Education of the Fourth district. Miss Byam of the high school faculty will give a reading, a piano solo by Bethel Humphrey, piano solo by Ethel Grace York, and a piano duet by Agnes and Jessie Johnston. Parents are cordially invited to be present. HUGH ROSS RETURNS Word has just been received here of the safe arrival in New York from overseas of Hugh Ross, Co. L., 160th Inf. 40th Division, son of Mr. and Mrs. U. S. T. Ross, formerly of Anaheim. WAR DEPARTMENT STUFF ON MARKET If you are in the market for anything from typewriters and trucks to mules and harness, notify Secretary J. H. Whitaker Trade who has the quartermaster department at large quantity Bake Save More and more, the creasing the cost of variety of their home learned to bake the eggs. They have foods mean less mis discovered that longer when made ROY In many recipes some none at all Powder is used HUGH ROSS RETURNS Word has just been received here of the safe arrival in New York from overseas of Hugh Ross, Co. L. 160th Inf. 40th Division, son of Mr. and Mrs. U. S. T. Ross, formerly of Anaheim, but now living at Long Beach. He went over last June and has seen service in some of the biggest battles of the war. He fought for three weeks in the Argonne Forest. He was gassed in October, and was in a hospital for three months. He is now in the Greenwood Hospital, New York City. Hugh attended the local high school and was one of the first three boys from the Anaheim high school to enlist after war was declared. He has a host of friends here who will be glad to know that he has arrived in this country. The Chevrolet Model FA which appeared in the lead of the circus parade Monday was run all over town on intermediate without boiling the water in the radiator, the Taggart Motor Co. announces. KATELLA DISTRICT URGES ELECTION OF HERBERT F. CLARK Anaheim Union high school district will vote Friday, March 28, to elect two members to the Board of trustees. Katella school patrons have never had a representative on the school board, altho the Katella district has always been promised that "the next time" it would be given the desired representation, while Loara district has had two representatives on the board for a number of terms. Katella patrons, therefore, appeal to the voters of the Anaheim Union high school district to vote Friday for Herbert F. Clark for trustee. Mr. Clark is eminently fitted by practical educational experience to make a most valuable addition to the board and a trustee whose influence for betterment of school affairs would be felt throughout the district. In many recipes, some none at all Powder is used Royal Contains No THE J. C. FORKNE FRESNO SUBURBAIN 312 CORY FRESNO, C Februa Attention Cottlemen: It was most gratify Ford this morning, and it gave to tell Mr. Ford, in your praetors are doing 100% efficient Pig Gardens. You will probably re the Fordson tractors, I state few to try them out. We now for about three months. They supervision of Mr. Bacon, th He informs me that they are has had two representatives on the board for a number of terms. Katella patrons, therefore, appeal to the voters of the Anaheim Union high school district to vote Friday for Herbert F. Clark for trustee. Mr. Clark is eminently fitted by practical educational experience to make a most valuable addition to the board and a trustee whose influence for betterment of school affairs would be felt throughout the district. As to his educational qualifications—he is a graduate of the State Normal school at Emiporia, Kan. He attended the Normal University at Normal, Ill., and the State Normal school at DeKalb, Ill. He received his A.B. degree from the University of Southern California since which time he has done post-graduate work at the same institution. As to practical school experience—he has been principal and superintendent of schools in Kansas; was two years on the faculty of the State Normal school at DeKalb, Ill.; for five years he was supervising principal of Hollywood grammar schools; at the present time he is teacher of history and vocation at Sentous Intermediate school, Los Angeles. Mr. Clark is a resident of Katella district and president of the Katella War Savings society. He has one boy in service in France, one in Anaheim high school and one in Katella grammar school. He is particularly interested in the administrative phase of school work and will work to make the high school a greater factor in the life of the community. Place a capable and efficient man on the Anaheim high school board by voting for Herbert F. Clark Friday is the request Katella school patrons are making of the voters of the Anaheim Union High School District.—Adv. For Information Concerns George Los Angeles Phone Number 263-J Bake More Save More and more, thoughtful women are deg the cost of living by increasing the of their home baking. They have to bake the Royal way with fewer They have found that more baked mean less meat. They have further red that their baking keeps fresh when made with OYAL Baking Powder Absolutely Pure recipes, only with many eggs are required, in at all the quantity of Royal Baking used, and in place of each % Efficient E. J. C. FORKNER FIG GARDENS NO SUBURBAN HOMES COMPANY 312 CORY BUILDING FRESNO, CALIFORNIA February 8, 1919. Attention Mr. S. S. Nerney. most gratifying to me to meet Mr. Henry, and it gave me a great deal of pleasure in your presence, that the Fordson ing 100% efficient work on the J. C. Forkner I probably remember that when I purchased factors, I stated that we wanted to buy a out. We now have been working these tractors months. They have been under the daily Mr. Bacon, the superintendent of the property. that they are giving the most surprising results. will probably remember that when I purchased tractors, I stated that we wanted to buy a out. We now have been working these tractors months. They have been under the daily Mr. Bacon, the superintendent of the property. that they are giving the most surprising results. Bard's remark that he had worked on the conactors before he started to build automobiles, interesting to me. I had thought that his tractor long after the success of the Ford automobile. has been working upon the tractor idea for more ers. Bard told me that he believed the Fordson tractor out. I am convinced that he believes it. Just he probably knows more about tractors than his world. His judgment, therefore, in this matte is an interested party, would be the best Many time I may be of service to you in the the truth in regard to Fordson tractors and once upon the J. C. Forkner Fig Gardens, I will Yours very truly, Attention Concerning the Fordson, See George Dunton Los Angeles and Cypres Streets Anaheim, California